Your Favourite Childrens Book?

[~Lashes~]

my sons fave books, that mummy is absolutly OVEVR reading, are i love you stinky face, hungry caterpillar, wombat stew and all the dreamtime books, but im not over reading the dreamtime ones as they were my faves to!

[Tiff+2]

I don't have an absolute fave, but love Aussie books like Possum Magic, Edward the Emu and Diary of a Wombat. All beautiful book and so many more!
Oh and I love reading 'Ten little fingers and ten little toes' to my girls, just so cute.

[Tuesday's Child]

Another "Ten little fingers and ten little toes" fan here. DD loves looking at the pictures of the babies.

[~me~]

Guess how much I love you and We're going on a bear hunt.
A lovely classic story is the Velveteen Rabbit.
Winnie the Pooh (box set), my DH read the whole series to my DS1, it was a bedtime routine and DS1 loved it when he was a toddler.

[LimeSlice]

Does anyone remember the name of the book about the Chinese Brothers?

[~me~]

Does anyone remember the name of the book about the Chinese Brothers?

The Five Chinese Brothers?

[Catherine]

for the chinese borthers one, I was going to suggest "rikitikitango"...that is a good rhythm read aloud.

Another great read aloud is :have you seen my potty?

by i like "the mole who knew it was none of his business" crack up!

all the books mentioned so far love 'em

and i agree that book makes you cry - esp. when pregnant!

My daughter loves the where's wally books (not reallyreading books though)

[LimeSlice]

Yeah, one of them had a metal neck or something so he could have his head cut off, and the others all had other things too... pmsl Helpful much?

ETA: Googled and yep The Five Chinese Brothers! lol Thank you! It has been doing my head in for years.

Totally love Strega Nona too!

[Mrs P]

Where Is The Green Sheep was given to us as a gift and it's just so cute! Can't wait until DD can actually understand when we read it, ha ha.

[snikkers1]

Oh my gosh favourite children's books well having worked in childcare for some time now I have to many, but I must say I love the ones where you can really add something to the story by using voices etc, A lot have been mentioned some of my fav's are:
The Gruffallo
Edward the emu and Edwina the Emu
Possum Magic
The very hungry caterpillar
Tiger in a pink hat
Wombat stew
Room on the broom
Brown bear
Rumble in the Jungle.

Just to name a few, but there are so many wonderful books out there for children these days.

[Little Chicken]

ten little fingers and toes is a favourite here.

There was a program on ABC2 called bookaboo that had some fantastic books on it but I can't remember any of the names. A couple of stand outs include little red riding hood from the wolf's perspective and one about a farting little boy. Excellent ones.

ETA: found the websites, some of the good books were:

Pooh Is That You Bertie by David Roberts

That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown
by Cressida Cowell & Neal Layton

Splat the Cat
by Rob Scotton

The Cow That Laid an Egg
by Andy Cutbill & Russell Ayto

Grill Pan Eddy
by Jeanne Willis & Tony Ross A great rhyming one

The Wolf's Story: What Really Happened to Little Red Riding Hood
by Toby Forward & Izhar Cohen